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My holidays weren't as productive as I would've liked. I had a rest over the first week and knuckled down in the second week, I went through my notes and did past papers, ect.

Advanced English: I've found always found English enjoyable, and I've really liked the texts we've studied this year. Mathematics General 2: Honestly, this is my biggest subject regret. I should've done Mathematics, the fact I'm only doing General is really biting me in the butt now. It was...

Ours start on the 21st of July and run till August 4.

I know, it's an automatic as well. It's in immaculate condition and it's so fun to drive. Definitely a good buy. :cool:

I drive a 1987 Toyota Corolla :haha: Cost $1500, bought it from a little old lady and it only had 60,000 km on the clock. I love it, even if I have by far the oldest car out of my friends :haha:

I plan on going straight to uni, I'm pretty set on doing my RN's.

Done, good luck! :)

I study more on weekends. It seems to be better for me since I prefer to be able to sit for plenty of time and get completely absorbed in the work.

Absolutely regretted Earth & Enviro... It was so boring, I had no interest in it but I hated all subjects offered on that line. I would've loved to have done Chemistry.

Alright, my timetable was once again stuffed up (happens to me every year...) but I got some good results back from assessments and it was nice to see everyone again.

It depends on what subjects you're doing and how your school organises timetables. I only had 2 in Year 11, while some people had none and others had like 6.

snowflakeptical and WrittenLoveLetters gave you fairly comprehensive lists, but I will just add you will need plenty of pens. I don't know about others, but I went through way more pens in Year 11 than I expected so definitely make sure you buy a few. Have fun shopping :)

I thought I was going back on the 29th, but my school's Facebook page just posted that we go back on the 28th.

Good luck 2016'ers! Have an awesome preliminary year :)

So is mine, we got really lucky last year when the HSIE department decided to buy us the latest editions. I'm hoping they've got us the HSC ones next term *fingers crossed*

So did I, I loved it as well :)

Personally I don't really like the excel books for Ancient History. That said, you still might get more out of them then I did. If you can get your hands on one at a library or something, have a look through them and then decide whether you want to pay for your own. Antiquity 2 is a good...

A lot of work. I completed my IRP for CAFS this term, I'm proud of it but glad it's out of the way.

Have a read of some syllabuses and textbooks, and if you know your texts for English try to get ahead and read them over the holidays. Make sure you spend plenty of time just having fun and relaxing though, these holidays will be your last proper break for a while so enjoy them.

Just relax and enjoy yourself. You could flip through some textbooks maybe if you were really keen, but use the holidays to have fun and be totally stress free.